'This is an ambitious transnational study of the built environments of mass confinement in World War II that bring together studies of confinement sites in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. It is magnificently eye-opening and informative.' Greg Robinson, Université du Québec à Montréal
Introduction; 1. Carceral Archipelago; 2. A Network of Internment Camps; 3. Prisoner-of-War Resistance; 4. Land and Labor; 5. A Military Geography; 6. The Colonial Prison; 7. Empire of Camps; 8. Prison City; 9. Recovery, Redress, and Commemoration; 10. Intersectional Sovereignty; 11. Border Politics; Bibliography; Index.